Road America®

Definitely should be on your bucket list for tracks to visit! My favorite turns to watch is corner 5 since you can see the cars come in and leave them in the distance you watch right before corner 14. You. Can walk the whole track if you like. It's a whole different city inside the track compared to staying in town somewhere.

Went to Road America for the GT World Challenge. First time at Road America and enjoyed it. Went for the Sunday races, very easy to get in and park. Watched a couple laps then went to the Paddock. Had a snack and went to turn 5. Brought camping chairs and that was nice because we set up in the shade. After the race we went to the Lions stand for lunch which was closed, not sure if that is normal. Walked over the bridge and kept walking. Ate some burgers and fries at the Los Amigos, it was $47 for two burgers, three sodas and fries. Not sure how I feel about that as the burgers were so/so. The tacos were more expensive. The racing was fun to see, very open world, go pretty much anywhere you want, very laid-back. Unless you love waking and walking renting a golf cart, it would be worth it. My son is 15 and got in free with a paying adult so great for families. Would go back as they have a variety of races during the year.

Americas wilderness of speed. I absolutely loved the park . Not very much people at this event. Easy to find lots of room with tons of food facilities, bathrooms, stores, vendors. I love this place and plan on future visits. Vintage group C event is next year for me. If you like road course races. This place will find a spot in your heart. Ill never forget this place

I consider RA to be my home away from home, many great times and adventures there for sure. If you've never had the chance to experience some of the best racing right here in the heartland, you're seriously missing out, even when it rains it's still an amazing time!! I cannot recommend a trip there enough, you won't be disappointed!!

Great facility that has a ton of access to the track and the paddock area. There are lots of concession stands spread out across the track and you can sit and watch races at almost every corner. It’s definitely worth bringing a bicycle or a golf cart or a minibike because the facility is so big. We camped at the facility for the Moto America motorcycle races and you need to reserve that more than a month ahead before the event. The facility is kept very clean, trash is emptied every night and it is worth noting that if you are going to camp on site That you know where your site is when you’re going into Road America because it can be quite chaotic if you’re at a large event.

The facility is amazing! They meticulously maintain the landscaping and attractions to make sure the visitors feel welcome. The food options at the concession stands are decent. There were lots of places around the track to spectate, with plenty of signs and web resources to help people navigate.

If you like speed, if you like the symphony from exhausts screaming POWWWWWER, you will love this place!!! I try to go year after year to watch motoamerica. I have no words to describe the emotions when you can hear and see the motorcycles running at their best, this is racing baby! Specially on turn 5. That's my favorite spot: motorcycles come from a long straight downhill, then hard brake where every single millimeter count is connected to a left turn when the motorcycles go full power uphill to another left turn.... You get the idea. If you like speeds (cars or motorcycle) this place is a must. The circuit is pro level. They have professional installations. Plenty of green areas around and even you can stay camping overnight. All this from a fan perspective, I know there's track days here, I bet the experience is amazing!!!! The staff is 5 stars: nice and professional

One of the best places to hangout for a weekend! Pro tip: Check out the 4 mile fitness days on Monday and Wednesday evening! Definitely one of the coolest things I've experienced, being able to bike the track!! !

They have a winter driving course that is excellent. I learned about it when I drove by and saw it advertised. I think that this is a class for everybody who drives in hazardous conditions; but it is specially good for new drivers. Road America has so much more than car racing. The value paid for the course was worth it. I'd take this class again to keep polishing my winter driving skills. The staff was great. Highly recommended! Tip: You can call your car insurance and have this class applied towards the insurance. Road America provides certificates.

What a cool place! I live in Indianapolis, home of the Indianapolis 500, so visiting Road America while I was in the Elkhart Lake area was like seeing a little bit of home. There are races here in the summer months that you can spectate, and you can also race around the track yourself in go karts. You can bring your own food and picnic, and there are even camping spots on the grounds if you wanted to spend the night or weekend. I visited to do some ATV driving around the area. The ATV trail goes all around the property and is pretty adventurous at some points! I know for sure I screamed and cussed during my drive. Afterward, I visited the gift shop, which is huge and has all kinds of gifts and racing paraphernalia. It's a great place to find gifts for the racing or car lover in your life.

Probably the only outdoor event that I will go to all summer. Due to smaller crowds unlike Milwaukee brewfest, state fair, summerfest and EAA. I brought a mask just in case but everything was pretty much open air. Plymouth / Elkhart lake is a short scenic ride north to picnic or camp or tailgate before the races. Sunday was the main race although people come early and got soaked on Saturday. This location hosts many classes and series of racers. Cart Indy LMP1,2,3 GT1,2,3 GTS GTR MotoGp vintage race. Super truck and NASCAR Will return next year for the 3rd of July weekend. I came out to watch GT World Challenge and IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship IMSA Michelin pilot challenge. I also came out with my friends from Florida who ended up getting 2nd and 3rd place over the weekend. 8/2021 Food 5 Amb 5 Service 5 Location 5 Value 5

Love this place! I have been going here for years for motorcycle races and have hated when I missed a year!

This is a nice track. Sadly, we had an accident here. We have been told by other riders that a motorcyclist in orange group (aug.) maneuvered in front of my partner on a long stretch of road, then abruptly slammed on their brakes- forcing a collision with my partner's front tire which caused the bike to lose control. It appears that my partner was dragged by his bike and hit a wall. My guy isn't a novice rider, he's been riding this track for the better part of a decade and knows each twist & turn, of this particular track, by heart. Road America was helpful/anticipatory in most aspects; ambulance was at the ready, I was given the address of the destination hospital, security personnel spoke calmly & accompanied me to gather up belongings- assured me that our vehicles/stuff would be OK until I could get back to collect it. Later, I requested video footage of collision. Road America responded that they'd hold video footage for 24 hours before deleting it. I couldn't drive back to obtain footage but requested to be sent one video of the fall that their camera captured. We do not know the identity of the individual who rode recklessly (i.e. not in his own lane or with enough space) that day, or if they will be allowed to ride again. I wish that I had been notified immediately (via cell or dispatcher) that my partner had been in an accident. We both would have liked more details about his fall (what he hit, how long he was unconscious, a replay of how the collision occurred); details that aid in medical treatment (the impact & surgeries were extensive). Instead of being immediately notified, I was sitting with our van & trailer (our designated site), waiting for my guy to return from his most recent ride. I found it odd that the announcer called for the next group of riders and riders from orange group were already returning. I walked around looking for orange group members (who'd been called to a meeting) before spotting an ambulance & another vehicle making their way up the main road. Situations like this are especially traumatic, we feel it could have been handled better- with more streamlining, transparency, & efficiency. Remember, no matter your skill level, you cannot control what riders around you will do- safeguards must be in place to prevent situations like these (where riders do not leave one another space).

This is probably (one of) the prettiest raceways in America. It's also very large and hilly. I hate giving 3* but it is not very visitor friendly. Parking is quite a ways away with hills to climb which are fine for the physically able-bodied. If you want to rent a golf cart, it HAD to be for 3 days @ $260 and they wouldn't budge on that! They do have a shuttle but you have to figure that out for yourself and it does NOT take you to the parking lot, and it was more of a scenic tour than anything (Which was nice). There are no refreshments or food on the outside track where the bleachers are. We went on Saturday during the classic motorbike race weekend 2019 and the workers knew nothing about when the different classes of bikes raced and didn't even give you a program upon payment of $35 pp. It was like amateur day! Very sparse areas or places to sit and all in the blazing sun. No water fountains either. Bottom line? Bring your own water, transportation, seating, shade, food and you'll be fine!

This review is written from the perspective of a visitor who got to take a sunset cruise on the track with 200 other convertibles as part of the Open Air Tours. It truly was the experience of a lifetime! We arrived in mid afternoon and staff immediately lined us up in formation for our trip around the track, which is famous for "The Kink". It's not oval, it's a challenge of multiple twists, curves and banks in just over 4 miles. From there we were free to explore the grounds, watching others compete in time trials, get a snack, visit the gift shop, all kinds of fun. Mostly we hung out as a group, doing our thing. There were pristine views of the track everywhere and the sound of performance racing engines filled the air. I plunked down some cash in the pro shop and had a blast looking at the cute and clever items. Then I went to the snack shop with other members of the tour and was treated to a fabulous deck overlooking the track. How fun to hang out and watch the goings on! We circled round staff for a driver's meeting where staff gave us a couple of versions of road rules and things to keep in mind as we drove. We took three trips around the track led by two pace cars. The first put all of us on the track, the second all 200 cars were on the track, and the third we were coming off the track. The whole experience took about an hour. With pace cars, the fastest speed we got to was about 50 mph. There were some slow downs. And all of us, being warned that the rumble strips could set off air bags, took the corners carefully. It was nothing short of fantastic. There I was, driving my dearly beloved car, on a bucolic late summer evening in Wisconsin, listening to Aretha Franklin and enjoying the thrill of the drive. I'll remember this experience for a very long time!

Came here in 2006 for a Buell Track day. It was fun, fast, and a bit furious - Not a 55 mph limit ride either....Full throttle. It was great - Never rode so fast in my life. 13 years later I am here for the Vintage Car Races with the Milwaukee Fiat club (Also my first time seeing any race.) It was fantastic! The sound. The smells. The nature. Everything. Get your butt up to a race. Worth it.

Still a fan of this track. Again, I just wish they had more maps or explanation of things. We didn't find out about "Canadian corner" (a really awesome spot to watch the race) until there was only about 30 minutes left of our 2+ hour race. Wear comfy shoes for walking because this track is quite long and there are some nice elevation changes here and there. I don't know if there is any seating in the shade. If there is, please let me know as I saw none of it. Bring sunscreen. You'll need it. Menu at the concession stands were a little weird. They were trying to be fancy, while not realizing that they're at a race track. We got ice cream at one concession stand and I honestly wish I had noticed sooner so that I could have sent it back; the top half of the cone was completely broken all the way around. I looked like an animal trying not to get my ice cream all over everything -_-

It would be worth going here for literally any event, because it's such a park atmosphere and even during it's most crowded events, you can get some space to yourself. I was at the Cup race and managed to get a good five feet or so away from anyone else. I brought lawn chairs and a cart with a bunch of food and water. There are concessions, but the food there is just okay and the one I was near didn't accept credit cards. Definitely bring your own supplies and treat it as a camp out. You can just go wherever. You can move about during the event if you don't like your first spot or want some variety. There are bleachers in multiple places if you want to pack light. The map on the website shows where the bathroom buildings are, but they brought in a lot of portables so really anywhere is close to one. From where I was, you could hear the radio broadcast, which helped us with knowing what was going on in the parts of the track that you can't see and occasionally get a lap count. At the Cup event, you have to either buy parking or take the shuttle. They do mention this on the website and on the ticket. Speaking of which, I was able to get in the track with no line only an hour before the start, and getting out took maybe 15 minutes. Both much more efficient than I was expecting. There is no reception when you're in such a big crowd out in the country. A wi-fi connection would've helped. I've heard that this is missing at a lot of other tracks too. This is a pretty good place to sit in the grass and be offline for a while.

Road America truly is as good as it gets. I could go on and on about the track itself - which is one of the best road courses in the world - but this review is about the fan experience of visiting the circuit. Track management does a great job bringing a wide variety of world class racing to their facility: open wheel, stock cars, sports cars, motorcycles and more. They also do a fantastic job of creating a true family friendly experience. Kids get in for free with the purchase of an adult general admission ticket. This makes it very cost effective and it allows me to bring my kids along. What better way to create new fans than by making it so easy for them to attend? Also - parking is free. Track management has made numerous upgrades over the years. Bathroom buildings are clean and well maintained and if a physical bathroom is not nearby - there are plenty of mobile restrooms. The track gift shop is great. The food is top notch. It is not typical concession food. Every stand is operated by an outside group and they all have their unique spin on track food. You can get a little of everything and you can always bring in your own food and beverage. There is not any assigned seating, but there are many places to view the action. They have stands around the circuit and they have tons of other view stations - some very rustic - but you will not have a hard time finding a place to watch. Personally, we like setting up on the hill overlooking Turn 5. It's grassy and shady and really a great place to set up shop. It is a big track. There is a lot of walking - so come prepared. Study the track map before you arrive so you know 1) where you want to park and 2) where you want to sit. With a little planning you can minimize how much you have to haul stuff and once you have your spot - you can decide on how much walking you want to do. RA is simply a fantastic place to view a race.

I come here for Tough Mudder every year and it's a crazy course layout. I can't speak for any other events. The ease of parking, finding restrooms, and helpfulness of staff really makes me love coming back every year. The track looks great and well-kept so I imagine other events would be fun. If you're coming from the south, the drive is very easy and relaxing. Definitely be prepared to walk around because apparently there are some "hidden gems" that are great viewing areas for races.

Great track days. I was there with PCA/Nordstern as I am the Nordstern Chair for Porsche Club Drivers Ed. The track is laid out great and very organized. I even had a tour of the control room while I was there. The food stand offered the usual fare of burgers fries and they were not bad. The RA staff was friendly and I hope we get track time next year.

Stayed at the cabins which were adequate. Be prepared for them to be small, but that's okay since you should be watching the races anyway. Also be aware that they are certainly NOT ADA accessible. I would love to give more stars, but Road America feels that they don't need to return security deposits in a timely manner. It's been over a month since we checked out now and after several phone calls and emails we still haven't had our deposit refunded. It's 2021 people. This isn't that hard and it's making it hard fir me to envision taking my family back here again.

Unfortunately, I've never been to VIR, Laguna Seca, Mid-Ohio, or any of the other fantastic US circuits. I have, however, been to the hallowed grounds at Road America. What a phenomenal track. Two years ago, I had the privilege of taking my own car (2001 Z06) out on the track for a HPDE (High Performance Driving Event). It wasn't a race, per se, because we were not being timed, but with around 25 cars on the track per 20 minute session, it was most definitely racing. The track crew did a great job taking care of off-track excursions, car failure, and track prep. The circuit itself has a bit of everything for everyone; long straights, technical sharp corners, a kink, a carousel. The incredibly long straight put me at speeds of ~150 before braking for Turn 1. The second straight away is also long which leads into a sharp left hander and a steep uphill followed by a blind left. The carousel is a long sweeping right, double apex. It then opens up into another long straight, but don't forget to lift at the kink unless you want to end up in the wall. The rest of the circuit is more technical and a bit slower, starting with Canada corner. It's a great mix of technical turns, flat-out speed, and foot-to-the-floor braking. I wish I had more seat time before going to RA, but I'll definitely be back again. It attracts a Nationwide race, American Le Mans, and hopefully one day F1.

Road America kept my money for a 2020 ticket $105.00 because of a COVID travel advisory. Told me I would have to visit in 2021 to honor my ticket no problem I thought I go every year since1970. I go to order my ticket fir the IMSA race weekend and i was told I was notified to purchase by 12/30/20. I was not . I tried reaching out to customer service,track Mgr , Board of Directors. It's been three weeks and not one person has reached out. I deserve a refund! But it's screw the fan at Road America. Greg Stattman Lakeville, Mn

Great event made for picnic-ing and people watching. Plenty of seating areas but not a lot of available shade so keep that in mind. You can bring your own food and drink which is amaze balls but if you do visit the concessions you'll be surprised at the extensive menu depth and reasonable pricing. But the burgers and brisket sandwiches are very underwhelming so try something else.

After a 3 hour haul up to Road America, 1,000s spent. Dropped my car and trailer, I come back and he decided he didn't like the look of me I guess. Decided he wouldn't give my buddies bracelets to enter. Yet handed out 10 before got to us. Guy reeked of booze, and smirked and laughed at me as he turned me away. Not sure what type of drugs this guy was on. Bit shame on you and Road America for hiring such a disrespectful, distrusting human. How is this the face of your business. I'll take my money to Atlanta. Kiss my ass Sean!!!! Spread the word guys, I know I will. Steer clear of this circus act. I've never been treated with such disrespect in

Beautiful track with excellent facilities! Attended the SCCA Junior Sprints with my son that was racing Formula Mazda. I was really impressed with the availability and cleanliness of amenities. There are several food options including Wisconsin favorites. I especially liked the food from the Gear Box.

I won free tickets to the June Sprints this weekend and wasn't expecting much. I know nothing about racing but I was blown away! It was such a great time and I couldn't believe how huge the track was! It's a beautiful area and was so clean and well kept. Not at all what I was expecting from a race track

We've camped out a few times during weekends of racing, it's a lot of fun! We've been in an RV once and a ten once, both were good experiences. The campground where our tent was got a little loud at night with some drunk guys, but that's to be expected. Most people around are very nice. Perfect place to spend a spring or summer weekend. Elkhart lake is a lovely town as well. You can take your own car on the track during some weekends. And for a lot of the race weekends they have a Porsche corral which is a lot of fun! We always park our Porsche their and talk to other owners!

This place is absolutely amazing! I've been attending races here since I was 6 years old, it gets better every year. There are so many great places to watch from and you can walk through the pits so freely and meet & greet drivers at any given time. Prices have been gradually going up but it's to be expected with all of the amenities they're adding. Go enjoy turn 6 from the outside or Canada corner from the inside to get a little shade from the sun.

This was our first time to RA. We were here for a PDX event for my husband. He would have to comment about the actual track but my son and I discovered so many other great things to do. The property is huge with so many awesome viewing places. Definitely bring good walking shoes. We did about 6.5 miles per day (if you believe your phone). We played disc golf, shopped at the store, met the awesome and very knowledgeable team in the control room and did the Off Road experience on Saturday night. That was a highlight!! Bill, our leader, guided us through some beautiful (and challenging) trails on RA's fleet of brand new Yamaha Vikings. (They get new equipment every year.) This was an amazing weekend and we're already talking about next year's event. Can't wait to come back and join some of RA's other driving experiences.

Historic track. Major events. Petrolicious rides. Sign me up. I visit the track at least once a year... most often for the Pirelli World Challenge. Its great to get so close to iconic cars and legendary drivers. They hosted an event I organized last summer and did a fantastic job. I really can't think of one thing I'd improve. In fact... the track grounds seemingly improve, to better accommodate and entertain visitors with every passing year. Are you a petrolhead who lives, drives through or visits Wisconsin? You owe it to yourself to fit Road America into your itinerary. "Read about the legend or BE about the legend."

This place is special. I come here at least a couple times a year. I would come more if it was not so expensive to get in. It is worth the price though. The track is large and offers a ton of beauty mixed in between the windy turns. Make sure to wear walking shoes because the track is large. Each corner offers seating and a food stand. Most food stands offer a ton of food options (hamburgers, cheese curds and ice cream). The cheese curds I had this time had both white and yellow cheese. They were really tasty and had a good crunch. The ice cream they offer is cedar creek and on a hot day the mint chocolate cone with a waffle cone hit the spot to cool me down. As I stated in the beginning this track is gorgeous and sorrounded by woods. There is no place like it you have to experience it at least once.

As far as road tracks go, Road America is the best of the best. I grew up here and have been attending events here since the 80s. My parents met here in the 60s. Both professional and club level events are amazing to watch here. If you like motorsports at all, it's a gem of Wisconsin attractions!

Fantastic track - huge layout with challenging and fun corners. If you are driving or riding here you WILL have fun! Facilities are excellent as well as locations to watch the track from. If you are coming here for a large / national event expect even more as far as bathrooms, food, and fun!

What an AMAZING race track. One of the longest, fastest, most technical tracks in the states - I was able to sit track side with the crew of professional AMA team as 5 different races took place. There was some really exciting moments, some big crashes, and even bigger smiles. Never in my life did I imagine that I would be haning out with Greg White, Ben Bostrom, Josh Hayes, Elena Myers, Cory West, Tommy Hayden just to name a few...... How do you review something like Road America and not give it 5 stars?!!?!?!?!

This is a nice track. You can camp the downside is that if you have a camper it doesn't have water hook-up. The plus side is that they do have a water outlet at check in that they will let you use to fill up your RV or camper. They also have showers you can use but if its a busy weekend be prepared to wait for the showers or go really early.

The best road racing course in North America! Beautiful scenery, great amenities, excellent racing and a great track that always produces thrilling action.

Makes my top 5 list of tracks, fantastic, fast, keep you on the edge of your seat fast!! love the kink

Wisconsin and the upper Midwest really need to Discover Road America. It is a fabulous Grand Prix style track that winds around the beautiful community of Elkhart Lake about an hour north of Milwaukee. But if you're going up there for an event don't play racecar driver on the way. There are police everywhere. But check the calendar and take advantage of sunset cruises, driving school, private corporate parties and more. And of course the race weekends are marvelous.

Great place to watch the races and look at a wide variety of cars. Food around the track is plentiful. Lots of good spots around the track to sit and watch.

I have gone to many track days through the Shelby Club and The Porsche Club here. They have done a great job making you feel at home at the track and allowing the people at the track to have freedom to explore the surrounding viewpoints around the track. They feel authentic and it is great that they allow sponsorships from locals instead of being completely commercialized. The IMSA race this year was exceptional and the pit walk and paddock walks were great for fan experiences. The RV locations were a great atmosphere by the tracks and biking around the track and taking golf karts are great ways of transportation during the large races going on. Great vibes and great track!

Ah, Road America, how I love thee! I have had the privilege of living within walking distance of the "track" for almost 14 years. RA is one of the premiere road courses in the country. Whenever I ask drivers what stands out about RA, their answers are always unanimous; it's FAST! The track is also one of the most accessible and spectator friendly tracks in the country. Tip: rent a golf cart, or bring a licensed motorcycle or scooter, or even a bicycle to get around the spectator road that basically winds around most of the track. At 4 miles, it is a long track, and although you can get around in a car, there are some areas that are limited to foot traffic, golf carts, and/or motorcycles an the like. Tip: carry-ins are allowed, but the food (especially the Gear Box is great). They even serve breakfast. Tip: there are two concession stands that serve liquor. If you are looking for a vodka lemonade or the like, head on over to Perl's (Turns 1&7). Turn 5 is the most popular turn at the track due to the almost 90 degree angle turn. It can be viewed from the outside to the East, or alongside the hill between Turns 5&6. Another added treat is to follow the fence line towards turn 4. There you will experience one the track's 3 straits. It is surrounded by woods on both sides of the track, so it's like an amplifier. The sound and speed are incredible! More great viewing areas are "Hurry Downs" (Turns 7&8) located on a hill, great views of several turns, there is also a jumbo screen set up for premiere races such as Nascar and ALMS. A jumbo screen is also located on the outside of turn 5, and a few smaller ones have been added in other areas as well. As I said, the screens aren't permanent, but are brought out for the premiere race weekends. Inside of turn 6: this a hotspot for photographers, as you can get incredibly close to the track! Inside and outside of turn 6 (coming up the hill from the famous turn 5) are also great spots to see turn 5 from a different angle. The outside of 6 also boasts a nice, shady viewing area; which can be a relief on hot days. Turn 1 is great because it's the very first turn of the track, and anything can happen on that first lap. The "kink" (Turn 11) is a fantastic spectator spot. You need to walk down a hill and over a bridge, but it is worth it! It usually isn't very crowded, and is a must see during any cycle race! Tip: Wear comfortable shoes, and don't forget the sunscreen! If your'e a smoker, do NOT forget to bring them, as a pack of cigarettes cost $14 @ the track. Last, but certainly not least, after a long day at the track, head on over to the Village of Elkhart Lake for dinner and nightlife! It is a truly happening town during summer; especially race weekends! I don't know what we would do without Road America! We are so blessed to have (in my opinion) the best road course in the country right in our own backyard!

Great food. Hit the concession stands with no fear. I love love love this place! We love to sit in turn 5 where you can see a lot of the action on the track and on the large screen. I wish sprint cup would come here but the nationwide race is great.

This is about as good as it gets track wise. Beautiful, scenic track and the track is just incredible to drive. Must drive every year.

Great New paddock gift shop, got 2 shirts for my daughter and the drink coaster puzzle!! Nice new items for a great future at RA!!

This race track is AMAZING! As a spectator you have access to almost the whole entire property (I went to the AMA superbike double header) You don't have to pay extra to access the paddock area. The property itself is CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL. There are decent elevation changes and nicely wooded areas. They also have a great food area with plenty to offer the guests. I have been to this track about 3 times now and always leave with a smile on my face. One complaint i do have is the prices to camp out are really high. I wanted to go to the event Saturday, camp out Saturday night and see the rest of the races Sunday. I ended up not doing this because it was way too expensive to do that, i ended up going to another campsite about 20 min away and not even going to the races on Sunday.

I love this place. Road America is simply amazing. If you have not gone, go. It is well worth the trip. I have nothing but great things to say about this track. The grounds are very well kept, the track is well maintained, even the various food stands serve an awesome array of wisconsin favorites. Keep up the good work guys!!!

Beautiful area in general. The track is really nice and there are a lot of different viewing options. Food is excellent from a variety of vendors and non profits.

What can I say, this is the best road course in the county. Very scenic, great food plenty of non racing activities and amazing on track racing action. Bring your walking shoes!

i dont know anything about racing - and dont have any point of reference to compare to other american tracks - but i know this place is special. loved the whole experience of being able to walk around the grounds - carts, bikes, mopeds, riding all over - great wisconsin scenery - onsite camping - grilling... reminded me of upstate ny - and able to get so close to all of the cars via paddock access.. false grid walkaround, etc. the track is huge but they have trolleys which will take you to different spots - my favorite was the canada corner turn. on the day i went, (grand-am) they had lots going on - chevy sponsoring test drives of the new stingray, gocart racing, kids area, etc... take the drive and go!